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OCTA alerts bus passengers of potential strike beginning as soon as Tuesday, February 15 - Vimarsana News

OCTA alerts bus passengers of potential strike beginning as soon as Tuesday, February 15

OC Bus passengers should begin to plan for alternate ways to travel after the Orange County Transportation Authority was

Coastline College students join OC Bus free-ride program offering unlimited OCTA bus rides - Vimarsana News

Coastline College students join OC Bus free-ride program offering unlimited OCTA bus rides

Coastline College students join OC Bus free-ride program, avoiding parking costs and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

OCTA's initiatives for 2022 focus on equity, transparency, fiscal and environmental responsibility - Vimarsana News

OCTA's initiatives for 2022 focus on equity, transparency, fiscal and environmental responsibility

In the year ahead, the Orange County Transportation Authority will focus on continuing to build a transportation

OCTA Board selects Orange Mayor Mark A. Murphy to serve as Chairman - Vimarsana News

OCTA Board selects Orange Mayor Mark A. Murphy to serve as Chairman

Orange Mayor Mark A. Murphy was unanimously elected as the new Chairman of the Orange County Transportation Authority Board of Directors.

Senecaville man accused of scamming elderly people pleads guilty to theft charges - Vimarsana News

Senecaville man accused of scamming elderly people pleads guilty to theft charges

The Daily Jeffersonian A Senecaville man accused of scamming elderly Guernsey County residents plead guilty Monday to multiple counts of theft that stem from reported scams involving home improvements and construction jobs. Mark A. Murphy, 61, entered the guilty pleas to four counts of theft, fifth-degree felonies, during a hearing in the Guernsey County Common Pleas Court. Murphy is scheduled to be sentenced on July 14. Murphy faces up to 48 months in prison. The court ordered a pre-sentence investigation report be completed prior to the sentencing hearing. Bond for Murphy was continued. ...